Tag Archives: Tony Mansfield

Record Review: New Musik – From A To B [part 2]

Posted on March 2, 2017 by postpunkmonk

[…continued from previous post] The title seemed sort of cribbed from Brian Eno, but “Dead Fish [Don’t Swim Home]” perhaps owed more to the arch pop strategist than its title. The extended intro was all based on backwards synth tapes … Continue reading →

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Record Review: New Musik – From A To B

Posted on March 1, 2017 by postpunkmonk

New Musik: From A To B NL CD [1994] Straight Lines Sanctuary A Map Of You Science On Islands This World Of Water Living By Numbers Dead Fish (Don’t Swim Home) Adventures The Safe Side Missing Persons She’s A Magazine Sad … Continue reading →

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New Wave MVP: Tony Mansfield

Posted on January 30, 2012 by postpunkmonk

Having just discussed New Musik, how can I not think of Tony Mansfield, who parlayed his stewardship of that fine band into a reasonably lucrative production career. I have many of his “core curriculum” productions on the racks in the … Continue reading →

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Record Review: New Musik – Straight Lines

Posted on January 26, 2012 by postpunkmonk

New Musik: Straight Lines – US 10″ [1980] Straight Lines On Islands Living By Numbers  Sad Films I’ve alluded as to how US record labels resorted to gimmicks like low priced samplers and the like to help flog all of … Continue reading →

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The Photos

Posted on February 23, 2011 by postpunkmonk

Yesterday I was writing about UK acts of the late 80s that were influenced by Blondie. I didn’t mention the huge wave of acts contemporary with Blondie that owed their very existence [or at least their contract] to the New … Continue reading →

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You Sometimes Can’t Judge A Record By Its Cover: Vicious Pink

Posted on January 4, 2011 by postpunkmonk

When I was really young – as in pre-teen, I found that you could judge a record by its cover pretty easily. For example, I quickly learned that if a cover listed keyboards or synthesizers then it would probably be … Continue reading →

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